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You hear about the Pope? No. What about the Pope? He said he has no problem with gay people. Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na. Whatever. He didn't mean what it sounded like he meant. He also said "who am I to judge." Na-na-na-na-na-na!

Clyde, if every romantic relationship you've ever had ended in humiliation and disaster would you try dating someone you already get along with ... maybe a good friend? YOU'RE NOT MY FRIEND, YOU KNOW! (This cartoon was originally published on 2013-01-07).

Things have just gone way too far. The other day, my nephew wanted to play with a doll. I snatched the Barbie away from him and told him he was playing into the hands of those who seek to destroy masculinity. I shoved an X-Wing Fighter into his hands and told him his blowing up the Death Star was necessary for the propagation of the species. I mad him crush the Barbie in the garbage disposal. That's when he started crying just like a little girl. I must've gotten there just in time.

Reverend Wilfred W. Wilfred … yes? I am the Lord. I want you to retract your support for gay marriage, so that your congregation will come back, and you can once again afford to pay your electric bill and your employees. Are you sure you're God? Yes. You sound an awful lot like my secretary Jerome, speaking through a rolled-up newspaper. No, I don't think so ...

I'm thinking of coming out, Susan. I've been keeping it a secret since … Forever. I guess I've been ashamed. But that's selfish of me. To spare myself the social stigma, I've been living a lie. But that just reinforces the idea that it's wrong for people like me to be how we are. It's important for each of us to speak up, to say who we are, because there's safety in numbers. When people realize they know one of us ... ... Then all of a sudden we don't seem so weird or scary or ... wrong. After all these years ... It's time for me to admit I thought Star Trek: Voyager was a great show. Dios Mio, nobody cares about Star Track. TREK!

The first black president - whose parent's marriage was illegal in many states at the time he was born -- says the issues of marriage for gays is best left to the states … … adding "when has America ever gone wrong leaving Civil Rights issues to the states?"

Lemont Brown interviews President Obama's "Evolving Position on Gay Marriage." Um … I don't mean to embarrass you, but … you seem to be devolving. Am not. Well look, now you're just a single-celled microbe. "Marriage" is between a man and a wom (bloop). I don't believe any of that happened, Lemont. You say that a lot.

Lemont Brown interviews President Obama's "Evolving Position on Marriage." What does the President think about New York legalizing gay marriage? The issue of marriage equality is best handled by the states. But … if there's one thing the Civil Rights Movement taught us, it's that only the federal government can stop the states from denying minorities their equal rights. SEGREGATION NOW, SEGRATION FOREVA! Stop that.

Lemont interviews President Obama's "Evolving Position on Gay Marriage." Obama no see why gays so hung up on "marriage." "Marriage" am just word. Wruaaaaagh! .. But he has friends in strong same-sex relationships, so he can sympathize.

Lemont Brown interviews President Obama's "Evolving position on gay marriage." President Obama's the product of an interracial marriage ... ... which was illegal in almost half the country when he was born. How could he, of all people, think government has the right to stop two people from marrying? Stop that. Strong "civil union" am good enough. Separate from "marriage" ... but equal.